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| New Hampshire Mineral Locality Index Downloaded by [University of Newcastle, Australia] at 15:01 05...entrance and arch of the Palermo mine, North Groton, Grafton County. Rob Lawrence photo, courtesy Bob...Bob Whitmore. 242 ROCKS & MINERALS lthough New Hampshire, the Granite State, is one of our smaller states...reading Jackson (1844) on the mineralogy of New Hampshire that even at this early date there was already...activity produced new localities, renewed some old localities, and resulted in new minerals being discovered |
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| Pegmatite Investigations 1942-45 New England By EUGENE N. CAMERON and OTHERS GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL..._______ _ Geology of the pegmatite districts of New Hampshire_ Rock units ________________________________...pegmatites ___________________ _ Pegmatites of the Grafton and Keene districts __ _ Sources of pegmatites...quality __ AnalyHis of the wartime mica industry of New England ________________________________________...Androscoggin County ______________________ _ Berry feldspar quarry __________________ _ Cumberland County ___ |
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| Bulletin 931-P MICA-BEARING PEGMATITES OF NEW HAMPSHIRE A PRELIMINARY REPORT BY J. C. OLSON Strategic................................................ Grafton district.........................................Geologic map of the Alstead area, Keene district , New Hampshire........................ 62. Map showing locations...of mica and feldspar mines of the Grafton district, New Hampshire .....................................district, New Hampshire.. Figure 38. Index map of New Hampshire showing locations of the Grafton and Keene |
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| thousand crystals from various locations in Fannin County, Georgia, they reported that the proportion of...apfu) was noted in a mafic metatuff at Fiordland, New Zealand. It was described as green with unusual pleochroism:...typically associated with almandine, muscovite, biotite, kyanite, and quartz. In higher-grade metapelites...on dark schist, Cook Road, Windham, Cumberland County, Maine. Robert J. Lauf specimen No. 3585. Volume...northern New Hampshire and Maine, pelitic rocks have been regionally metamorphosed to the biotite, garnet |
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| //' . GUIDEBOOK FOR FIELD IN ''fy,.'t:J TRIPS NEW ENGLAND NOVEMBER 10-12, 1952 Organized by the...Before visiting any of the sites described in the New England Intercollegiate Geological Conference guidebooks...Highlands of East-Central New York, Southern Vermont, and Southern New Hampshire Field Trip No. 2, Outstanding...Outstanding pegmatites of Maine and New Hampshire 73 Geology of the "Chelmsford Granite" 103 Field Trip...OF EAST-CENTRAL NEW YORK, SOUTHER Leaders: VERJ-IONT, AND SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE Marland P, Billings |
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| 1t/&Ud AteuA¿ OH Mlttelal Õccutienceá. Items on new finds are desired. Please send them in. Abbreviations:...are interesting specimens. Centreville is in Bibb County, in the central part of Alabama. Near Odenville...carries a large picture of the famous lead-zinc mine at Tiger, Ariz. This caption reads: "This is Tiger—mining...community of about 1,200 in southeastern Pinal County which probably will become a ghost town when the...and Development Company shuts down its lead-zinc mine (on hill at left). Company officials say development |
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| Statler, Boston, Massachusetts, was attended by 2M Fellows and Members. Scientific sessionswere held on the...the Society on November 14 was attended by 171 Fellows, Members and guests Following the luncheon the...were made easier for nominations to be made by Fellows and Members at large, somewhat the same end would...adjournment of the meeting. This change would enable 10 Fellows or Members to propose nominations which would be...for election. The Committee shall consist of six Fellows, appointed by the Council to serve three-year terms |
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| Statler, Boston, Massachusetts, was attended by 2M Fellows and Members. Scientific sessionswere held on the...the Society on November 14 was attended by 171 Fellows, Members and guests Following the luncheon the...were made easier for nominations to be made by Fellows and Members at large, somewhat the same end would...adjournment of the meeting. This change would enable 10 Fellows or Members to propose nominations which would be...for election. The Committee shall consist of six Fellows, appointed by the Council to serve three-year terms |
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| 1947. The registration figures show tJrat 165 fellows and members attended. The scientific sessions were...was held on December 30th, was attended by 140 fellows, members' and guests. This is not only the largest...December 28, 1947. ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND FELLOWS FOR 1948 The secretary reported that 378 ballots...of officers for 1948: 253 by members and 125 by fellows of the Society. The officers as nominated by the...Michigan. Ralph Jercme Holmes, Columbia University, New York, N. Y. George Clayton Kennedy, Harvard University |
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| Mineral Occurrences ITEMS ON NEW FINDS ARE DESIRED £ _ . PLEASE SEND THEM I N . Abbreviations: x l -...chromite with greenish chrome amphibole from Camp 8 Mine, Del Norte Co., Calif., was sent in by Carroll R...City, Calif. ARKANSAS—"The Coleman quartz crystal mine is located 14 miles north of Hot Springs (Garland...were a sort of coating on several rocks near an old mine. I am very interested in what they are, thought...Colo. The crystals are platy, white calcite. "The mine is located about 3 miles from where you pay the |
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| 27-29, 1945. The registration figures show that 74 fellows and 56 members attended. Four scientific sessionswere...was held on December 27th, was attended by 108 fellows, members and guests. After the luncheon the Society...t' The report of the election of officers and fellows lot 1946 and the reports of the officers for the...the following pages. ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND FELLOWS FOR 1946 The secretary reports that 343 ballots...are: Presid.ent: PauI F. Kerr, Columbia University, New York City. Vice-Presiilent: S. B. Hendricks, Bureau |
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| ............................... 1 Election of Fellows.......................................................................... 2 Geology of old Hampshire county, in Massachusetts [abstract] ; by B. K. Emerson...this address, and then announced the death of two Fellows, James D. Dana and Henry R. Nason. E LE C TIO N...of the balloting for Fellows, as canvassed by the Council, as follows: Fellows Elected S a m u el P r...h n B e l l H a t c h e r , Ph. B ., Princeton, New Jersey. Assistant in Geology and Curator of Vertebrate |
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| MEETING OF THE MINERALOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA AT NEW YORK, N. Y. C. S. Hunrnur, Jn., Secretary. The twenty-ninth...Pennsylvania, New York, on November 11-13, 1948, was attended by 232 members and fellows. Scientific sessions...attended of any in the history of the Society; 190 fellows, members and guests were present. Following the...organizations. -fhe Society was represented by several Fellows at the 18th International Geological Congress held... 268 C. S. HURLBUT. JR. BLECTION OF OFFICERS AND FELLOWS Four hundred and sixty ballots were cast in the |
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| MEETING OF THE MINERALOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA AT NEW YORK, N. Y. C. S. Hunrnur, Jn., Secretary. The twenty-ninth...Pennsylvania, New York, on November 11-13, 1948, was attended by 232 members and fellows. Scientific sessions...attended of any in the history of the Society; 190 fellows, members and guests were present. Following the...organizations. -fhe Society was represented by several Fellows at the 18th International Geological Congress held... 268 C. S. HURLBUT. JR. BLECTION OF OFFICERS AND FELLOWS Four hundred and sixty ballots were cast in the |
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| ............................. 431 Election of Fellows........................................................................457 High-level gravels in New England [abstract; discussion by J. W. Spen cer]...Haven, Maine; by W. S. Bayley.............. 474 A new intrusive rock near Syracuse [abstract]; by N. H................479 Surface formations of southern New Jersey; by R.D. Salisbury.. . . . . . . 483 Register............................... 490 Officers and Fellows of the Geological Society of America.......... |
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| same for distribution; to encourage the search for new minerals that have not yet been discovered; and to...Association by nom,nating them for membership? Each new member helps to extend the Association's activities--helps.......... 3 NOTES ON GYPSUM CRYSTALS IN MORTON COUNTY, NORTH DAKOTA. By Robe,-, H. Mitchell and Wilson...1'1. Lisle .................................. 12 NEW GUINEA RICH IN GOLD ...............................SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LOCALITIES. 3. Rincon, Sao Diego County. By f ark Schwartz ............... ........... |
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| the Society on November 8th was attended by 150 fellows' members, and guests. Following the luncheon the...1952 to be voted upon by the general membership: Fellows and members who have reached the age of 70 years...to fellowship is given below. It is hoped that Fellows of the Society will suggest candidates to the committee...were cast in the election of officers: 153 by fellows and 281 by members of the Society. The officers...MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS November1, 1951 Correspondents Fellows Members Subscribers 1950 5500 307 747 632 1951 |
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| Descriptive Mineralogy Vandall T. King Rochester, New York 14609 , Eugene E. Foord U S. Geological Survey...Philip Hauck Richard P. Hauck was born in Bloomfield, New Jersey on June 30, 1935. He has been actively involved...deep concern for the fate of the Sterling mine in Ogdensburg, New Jersey, and his intense interest in mining...mining history led him to purchase the mine in order to form a living museum so that it would remain accessible...mineralogical community. Through his efforts, the Sterling mine has been declared a national historic landmark. |
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| of the society was held at the Stevens that 122 fellows cago, Illinois, on December 2618, 1946. The registration...held on December 27th, T. Schaller presented 107 fellows, members, and guests. Following the luncheon waldemar...1947 lot fellows and officers of report of the election ELECTION OF OFFICBRS AND FELLOWS FOR 1947...of officers the Council were by members, 12i by fellows of the Society. The officers as nominated by elected...Hunt, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan' New Jersey' Courui.!'or (1947-1950): Harry H. Hess, Princeton |
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| trip will be led by Stephen Wright. As we enter the new millenium (by some counts), I urge all members to...Mountain Geologist Vol. 27, No. 1 SOCIETY NEWS New Officers President - Shelley Snyder; Vice-President...appropriate new board and committee members and advising those members. Please welcome our new officers...Meeting March 13-15: NE Geological Society of America, New Brunswick, NJ March 22: Deadline for student abstracts...an analog of the many glacial deposits found in New England and the northern Midwestern States. Seeing |
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| Constitution was adopted in 1920 there were 48 fellows of the Society. Thus with 6 offi.cersand 4 councilors...gradually increased until in 1953 there were 326 fellows, but the number on the Council has remained the...above oficers, the retiring president and [four] fellows at large, lwo tobe elected each year for terms...McVay J. R. Goldsmith Nominal,ingCommittee for Fellows A. F. Buddington'54 H. Insley'54 J. T. Lonsdale...for Oficers, and the Nomination Committee for Fellows make recommendations, but the Council is responsible |
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| Constitution was adopted in 1920 there were 48 fellows of the Society. Thus with 6 offi.cersand 4 councilors...gradually increased until in 1953 there were 326 fellows, but the number on the Council has remained the...above oficers, the retiring president and [four] fellows at large, lwo tobe elected each year for terms...McVay J. R. Goldsmith Nominal,ingCommittee for Fellows A. F. Buddington'54 H. Insley'54 J. T. Lonsdale...for Oficers, and the Nomination Committee for Fellows make recommendations, but the Council is responsible |
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| S. 'Treasurer t S. F. Bones, F.G.A. Elected Fellows: R. Blott. G. Clarkson. M. L. Ceorrrbie, Sir James...CHINA SEA SIAM Fig. Fig. I.I. certain area or mine. This is perhaps the most interesting feature feature...each other, and it is from one of these, the Looi mine, that parcel 1 originated. This parcel consists...determined primarily by the actual mine of origin. The rough from the Looi mine (as in parcel 1) will change...white or golden stones, whilst crystals from another mine in the same district will give only colourless zircons |
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| the Society on November 16 was attended by 154 fellows, members and guests. Following the luncheon, Arthur...members, two new members to be appointed each year to serve for three years. It is hoped that Fellows of the...were cast in the election of officers: 135 by fellows, 273 by members of the Society. The officers elected...Ithaca, New York. Alexander de Bretteville, Jr., Signal Corps Laboratories, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey...University, New York, New York. Joseph Stevens Lukesh, General Electric Company, Schenectady, New York. Charles |
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| the Society on November 16 was attended by 154 fellows, members and guests. Following the luncheon, Arthur...members, two new members to be appointed each year to serve for three years. It is hoped that Fellows of the...were cast in the election of officers: 135 by fellows, 273 by members of the Society. The officers elected...Ithaca, New York. Alexander de Bretteville, Jr., Signal Corps Laboratories, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey...University, New York, New York. Joseph Stevens Lukesh, General Electric Company, Schenectady, New York. Charles |
